Lookout for stolen gear!

RED ALERT!  RED ALERT!  

Criminals are out there and they have a plethora of musicians to sell stolen gear to.  Here's a rule that my bands never break:  Never leave the gear alone.  Criminals often use lookouts, and so should we.  Any friend of the band that wants to help out can do it.  Sometimes friends want to help with the load in or out, but it's always more helpful to just watch the gear while we move it.  Another good tip is to get all your model/serial numbers in order and email them to yourself. 

Back in the days of the original Redrum Club on 6th street, I had half of my wireless unit taken from the back room.  A year later, I found the transmitter in an EZ Pawn and had to buy it back.  I knew it was mine because it was missing the transmitter that I was still in possession of.

I'll be on the lookout with my trusty digital camera.  Some of these items are pretty unique so be on the lookout and if you see anything from the following list, comment or email me and I'll get the information to the right people.  Thanks.

A.P.S.

- yamaha pss-680 keyboard 
blue paisley suitcase containing: 
- small blue circuit bent toy keyboard, one knob, one switch, translucent blue body, runs on double a's, improvised duck tape battery cover 
- small white circuit bent toy keyboard, made by yamaha, 3 buttons, 2 knobs, powered by double a's 
- cigar box drone synthesizer; a cigar box that says "punch" all over it and has 7 knobs and 2 switches on the top side 
- small organge tomy circuit bent toy synth, very 70s looking, has 3 knobs attached that are not original, double a powered 
- electro harmonix memory man with hazarai looping pedal 

black felted gig case containing: 
- yamaha mt100II four track recorder 
- sennheiser hd280 pro headphones 
- various power and instrument cables